If I create a new file with 12" x 12" x .75" material, then create a 12" x 12" square and attempt to put an angle shape using the square it will only bevel the top edge (one side). If I make the square smaller than the stock it preforms as expected and creates four beveled edges.
Has anyone else experienced this behavior? Solutions?
*Edit: After WillAdams comment I experimented with how close a shape can be to the dimenions of the stock and it seems to be variable based on angle of the “chamfer”. About 0.1" seems to accept any angle or height.
I’m having somewhat the same issue, I’m sure I’m missing something. I’d like a 45 degree chamfer on the rear side of these slots, chamfer toward the center of the slot. Ideally, the chamfer toolpath would be a part of the main roughing and finishing passes as opposed to a separate operation with a 90 degree v-bit.
@WillAdams Thank you for the clarification. Do you know if there are any plans to correct for this in the future? It seems there is a threshold of some sort in place so it’s workable but a little obnoxious.
@Tod1d Yes that technique works very well for creating a chamfer exactly the same as the v-bit. I need to create chamfers of various angles (think raised panel for cabinet door)
